Collection Summary From the Collection: Correspondence, research notebooks, photographs, autoradiographs, reprints and article drafts, scientific conference programs and agendas, speeches, audiovisual media, computer disks and electronic files document Dr. Louis Sokoloff's research at the National Institute of Mental Health's Laboratory of Cerebral Metabolism from 1953 to 2013. The materials illustrate the development of Dr. Sokoloff's research from general cerebral blood flow studies to investigations of cerebral metabolism in...

Collection Summary From the Collection: Dr. Berry's papers, which he gave to the National Library of Medicine in 1986, center on Dr. Berry's active professional and civic life. While the earliest copies of family material date from the 1890s, the bulk of the collection dates from the 1950s. Included are correspondence, photographs, newspaper clippings, publications, and lectures. Especially well documented are Dr. Berry's professional and community activities. Material on his work with drug abusers is found in the records of his...

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Two order books, hospital reports, vouchers, receipts and correspondence document the hospital's activities between May 1864 and October 1865.

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The Medical Library Association papers document the growth of the organization through correspondence, journals, surveys, minutes, and photographs. Series numbers reflect record group numbers used by the association. Not all record groups are accounted for in this guide.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: About 50 items.Topics include Federal funding for science and technology, telecommunications/II, computing research, applications requiring HPCC, "From Desktop to Teraflop" (Branscomb report), U.S. computer industry, NII, cable TV in the NII, higher education and cyberspace, connecting classrooms and libraries and health care organizations, NSF supercomputer centers, the Federal role in supporting R&D to promote economic growth, "Virtual Environments and Distributed Computing...

Collection Summary From the Collection: Correspondence, laboratory and patient research data, clinical trial proposal development and IRB review records, meetings and conferences files, presentations, and videotapes document French Anderson's groundbreaking work to develop procedures for and to perform the first therapeutic introduction of gene therapy in humans. The collection concentrates almost exclusively on Anderson's tenure at the Molecular Hematology Branch of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and in...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: About 45 items.Topics include wireless, information superhighway, cost of research, Internet (including as a government/university/industry partnership), NERSC and ESNET, R&D resources, digital government, NCSA, grid computing, HPC, NGI and "'Have-Not' Universities", the Supercomputing conference, science and technology for "America's Economic Future", networking for higher education, "Big Iron", science and engineering, workforce, nano, biocomplexity, NSF at 50, meeting...

Collection Summary From the Collection: Correspondence, laboratory and patient research data, clinical trial proposal development and IRB review records, meetings and conferences files, presentations, and videotapes document French Anderson's groundbreaking work to develop procedures for and to perform the first therapeutic introduction of gene therapy in humans. The collection concentrates almost exclusively on Anderson's tenure at the Molecular Hematology Branch of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and in...

Collection Summary From the Collection: Correspondence, email and electronic records, laboratory notebooks and workpapers, grant files, reports and journal articles, notes, lectures, awards, honors, and memorabilia document the academic and professional career of Stanford University School of Medicine geneticist Stanley N. Cohen. The collection comprehensively covers the many facets of Cohen's career from his early work in artificial intelligence medical diagnosis, his discovery of recombinant DNA technology, the development of...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: About 40 individual items.Topics include "Embedded Computers", "Disruptive Technologies", "Bush Budget", "Science and Engineering Degrees", Internet, broadband, "Next Generation Science", E-Government, research universities, collaboration, supercomputing, cyberinfrastructure, revitalizing high-end computing, Grand Challenges, bioinformatics, Japan, competitiveness, applications requiring HEC, supercomputing centers, national security.Publishers include CASC, Council...